While fans might have penciled the likes of Omah Lay and Victony as the guys with the best pen game, with this EP, Ruger joins that list. The writing on this project is...
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Without any creative adjustments to the story, Brown’s movie Trees of Peace passes as a historical documentary of a firsthand story… By Blessing Chinwendu Nwankwo...
News editor Ntsika Kota, a writer from Eswatini, one of Africa’s smallest countries, has emerged winner of the 2022 Commonwealth Short Story Prize for his story...
By Chinonso Ihekire As I got indoors, last weekend, after a long day traversing the city of Lagos, Africa’s entertainment capital, for everything but entertainment, I...
Eazi now joins a growing list of Nigerian artistes such as Timi Dakolo, 2Baba, Banky W, Davido, and others who have featured their significant others in their music...
To also create an inclusive digital environment, technology now incorporates local languages. Recently, Google Translate increased the number of African languages...
“Collision” Review: Half-Hearted Political Statements, and a Struggling Plot Collide in South African Netflix Crime Thriller
It is generally well shot and has important themes, but too much about it is non-committal. It’s simply not interesting enough… By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku In...
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Poet Scorned: A Review of Dami Ajayi’s “Affection and other Accidents”
Sometimes, poets use their poems as a glimpse into their personal lives, but this collection offers more than a glimpse… By Ayọ̀délé Ìbíyẹmi Affection and...
News Editor Nduka Otiono, a Nigerian-Canadian and erstwhile journalist at The Guardian, Nigeria, has been formally appointed as the next Director of Carleton...
CLRS is a poignant, concise, and well-executed tribute to women, weed, and wine. For anyone who doesn’t care for any of the three, Yung L’s dexterity would...